Customer Service High School

Joe Treacy

Email: *********@********.***

Address: **** * *********** ***

City: Montrose

State: CO

Zip: 81401

Country: USA

Phone: 970-***-****

Skill Level: Experienced

Salary Range: $40,000

Willing to Relocate

Primary Skills/Experience:

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Educational Background:

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Job History / Details:

JOSEPH W. TREACY 2052 A Scarborough Way Montrose, CO 81401

970-***-**** **********@*******.***

Profile Disabled Combat Veteran with over 6 year`s military mechanic experience. Have over 9 years of Law Enforcement background in Detentions. Motivated self-starter, attention to detail orientated, works good in fast paced situations. Qualifications include a High school Diploma, leadership & team development; certified Field Training Instructor and operations & personnel management. Also have various Federal Emergency Management Agency certificates.

Key Skills - First aid and CPR

- Handgun certified

- Mechanically inclined

- Security protection - Team building

- Customer service

- Adapted learner

-Certified Notary - Detailed oriented

-Certified First Line supervisor

- Troubleshooting systems

- Strong written & oral skills

Experience United States Postal Service- PSE ( Postal Support Employee) July 2012 to present

Sort incoming mail and packages.

Do dispatching for outgoing mail, i.e. separate everything outgoing so it goes to the right place for processing.

Distribute the mail into the correct mailboxes.

Use handheld computers to scan letters and packages that are in coming and also outgoing.

Montrose County Sheriff`s Department- Detentions Sergeant Nov 2009 to Jan 2012

Certified First line supervisor in law enforcement techniques in moral, and counseling.

Monitored and instructed Deputies in booking and release process.

Manages evaluations of employees (team members) and counseling.

Managed and maintained reports and disciplinary actions of inmates and deputies.

Montrose County Sheriff`s Department- Detentions Deputy Oct 2002 to Nov 2009

Monitored and supervised up to 64 inmates alone at one time during feeding and recreation times.

Transported inmates to different locations in vans and different vehicles.

Conducted pat downs and intake inventory of new inmates.

Trained new deputies on the policy and procedures of the detention facility. And also the handling and day to day operations of the facility.

Hartman Brothers/Car Quest Jan 2002 to Oct 2002

Delivered welding gases along with welding equipment.

Conducted daily inspections of the 5 ton vehicle that I drove to deliver equipment.

Took and filled orders of equipment and gases to customers on a daily basis along with making sure we had enough stock in the store.

Assisted in painting filling and retesting bottles for oxygen, acetylene, and medical oxygen.

Had CDL with air and hazmat endorsement. Has expired

WT Metal Oct 2000 to Jan 2002

Built obstacle courses for dogs, assisted others to complete courses in a timely manner for shipment.

Used different wood and metal paints.

Used numerous different shop drills, hammers and other tools in the preparation of the building process.

Packaged large and small courses for shipment.

Securitas Security January 1999 to October 1999 Security Guard/ Assistant Supervisor

Supervised up to 6 different entry gates coming into a Military base with up to 14 guards per shift.

Monitored Radio Traffic between Guards and also with the Military Police.

Checked ID cards of Military Personnel coming onto the post.

Conducted random vehicle checks with the use of mirrors and at times dogs from the Military Police.

Conducted searches of people coming onto the base.

Controlled traffic when needed.

JOSEPH W. TREACY

U.S. Army Track Vehicle Mechanic Sept 1988 to Nov 1994

Troubleshot and repaired engineer track vehicles.

Maintained the Battalion tool truck. Was responsible for the care and serviceability of all the tools and different testing equipment on the vehicle.

During Desert Storm I was responsible for the upkeep and serviceability of a platoon size element of vehicles and maintained checks on the vehicles.

Completed 16 week track vehicle course along with vehicle recovery.

Troubleshot electrical, mechanical and hydraulic systems and repaired them.

Used a variety of different hand tools and power tools.

Worked in and adapt to inclement weather conditions.

Drove different types of track and wheeled vehicles to include 2 ton and 5 ton trucks, Military Humvee and different track vehicles.

Recognition & Awards Honored with Army service ribbon, Army Good conduct (1st award), Southwest Asia Service Medal w/2 Bronze service stars,(2) Overseas ribbons, Kuwait Liberation Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal.

Education & Credentials Manila High School, Manila Utah-H.S. Diploma-General Studies - June 1988

Certifications

& Clearances: Current U.S. Passport, Current Colorado state driver`s license, Certified Notary for the State of Colorado until 12/2015, Federal Emergency Management Agency Certifications(FEMA)

Additional Training - Combat Life Savers Course (40hrs)

- O.C./Mace Certification

- Taser X26 Certification

- Cell extraction

- Less Lethal shotgun Training

- Basic Detentions Academy (80hrs)

- Field Training Officer Seminar (40hrs)

- CCIC Certification Level D

- Firearms Training/ certification (24hrs)

- Hazard Awareness Training

- Supervisory Institute (80hrs)

- F.B.I. Defensive Tactics (16 hrs)

- Introduction to Incident Command System ICS-100, IS-00100.b FEMA

- National Response Framework, An Introduction IS-00800.b FEMA

- State of Colorado Department of State Certificate ( Notary)

- National incident Management System IS-00700.a (NIMS) FEMA

- ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incident, ICS-200 IS-00200.b FEMA

-HIPPA Training

References: Provided upon request

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